NEWS
Deficits in energy production & utilization linked to increasing fatigability with aging
A new publication from our group led by Dr. Jennifer Schrack shows that a combination of low peak capacity and high energy costs for mobility contribute to rising fatigability with aging.
Congrats to Pablo Martinez Amezcua, MD, MHS!
On the successful completion of his oral exams and progression to PhD Candidate in the Department of Epidemiology!
Physical fatigability linked to cognitive decline
A new publication from our group (led by former ENGAGEr Dr. Liz Salerno (NCI)) suggests higher perceived fatigability is associated with greater rates of cognitive decline at follow-up.
Congrats to Perry Kuo, MD, MPH
On the successful completion of his doctoral defense seminar!
Congrats to Amal Wanigatunga, PhD, MPH!
Amal received the New Investigator Research Award from the Health Sciences Section of the Gerontological Society of America for his work on accelerometry-derived physical activity patterns and brain volumes.
Congrats to Marta Karas, MS!
On the successful completion of her oral exams and progression to PhD Candidate!